Savannah, mercifully you are right; he was indeed grabbing passers-by and demonstrating to them the new meaning of the word "cool" that the shop espouses ("Cool" now meaning a bunch of Olympic-themed tourist tat). xoxoxoxo
Speedway, I think the man in the grey suit was too shocked to resist when accosted.
Perfect store name! Union Jack guy... He reminds me of those people that stand around on street corners here, dressed as the Statue of Liberty, and inviting us in to cheapie tax preparation companies. Oh, if only I could be so brave in my job choices.
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Please tell me the man in the London Union Jack suit is shilling for the store, darlin! Talk about juxtaposition on so many levels! xoxoxoxo
And that the man in the gray suit was a sales rep, with new treats for the store.
Otherwise, the man on the left tells any prospective employer "Hi! I'm unemployable!"
Savannah, mercifully you are right; he was indeed grabbing passers-by and demonstrating to them the new meaning of the word "cool" that the shop espouses ("Cool" now meaning a bunch of Olympic-themed tourist tat).
xoxoxoxo
Speedway, I think the man in the grey suit was too shocked to resist when accosted.
I wondered if the man in the Union Jack suit was left over from the Olympics or Paralympics.
Or maybe this is a clandestine meeting and the two are exchanging contraband and State Secrets.
Perfect store name! Union Jack guy... He reminds me of those people that stand around on street corners here, dressed as the Statue of Liberty, and inviting us in to cheapie tax preparation companies. Oh, if only I could be so brave in my job choices.
You're right, Ms.M. This is an Olympics tat shop and he's peddling the stuff to tourists.
We have no state secrets worth selling.
Hi, Adele, and welcome. That certainly would be a brave job choice.
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